This chart using IMF data has been making the rounds. I found this version at World of Wall Street (a website with some great insight).
So what does this chart show us? The emerging markets of the world are growing and leaving the developed markets in the dust. I talk about some of the stats in an earlier blog post, IMF Raises Global Growth Forecasts. And I explore this trend in more detail in the latest issue of Crisis Profit Hunter, where I look at what it probably means for the rest of 2010.
More on this topic
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The International Monetary Fund’s One-Two Punch to the Financial Sector’s Guts
(Investment U, 4/23/10)
David Rosenberg: Modern-Day Depression
(Expected Returns, 7/29/10)
GDP growth – bingo!
(Investment Postcards from Cape Town, 8/27/10)
GDP Growth Slows to 2.4%, Government Spending Rises
(Expected Returns, 7/30/10)
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